A short proof of the classification of higher rank invariant subvarieties in genus three
Paul Apisa

TL;DR
This paper presents a concise proof for classifying higher rank invariant subvarieties in genus three, simplifying previous complex arguments using recent techniques.
Contribution
It offers a shorter, more accessible proof of a known classification result in algebraic geometry for genus three surfaces.
Findings
Classification of rank at least two invariant subvarieties in genus three confirmed
New proof reduces complexity of previous arguments
Utilizes recent techniques from Apisa and Wright
Abstract
We give a new short proof of the classification of rank at least two invariant subvarieties in genus three, which is due to Aulicino, Nguyen, and Wright. The proof uses techniques developed in recent work of Apisa and Wright.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
